Like paperclips, anything fiddly like those games you find in crackers, or kinder suprise eggs, or those warhammer figures.
Does anyone else squirm when holding small fiddly things and find them gross? ( It took me a lot longer to move from duplo to lego than most - I was 11! ). Especially if the item has lots of colours and is plastic and comprised of even smaller plastic parts...
As a kid this is why I hated McDonalds toys. The idea of small plastic things just wasn't my cup of tea.
Does anyone else at all have this one?
I hate small things
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Paper clips, coins, and other small flat things always cause me trouble when I try to pick them up. Usually, the most I can do is just slide them around on the table and then off of the edge and into my other hand.
Also, once I have these things in my hand, I'm always dropping them on the floor. Everytime I get change when I buy something I ALWAYS drop my coins. Don't you just hate it when people give you coins and banknotes in the same handful? I just don't have the dexterity to sort them out without dropping them if I have something in my other hand. I prefer using credit or debit b/c then there is no loose change.
I also struggle with putting caps on pens and markers in one try, usually I miss several times before I put it on at the right angle. The same thing with computer cables.
Also, once I have these things in my hand, I'm always dropping them on the floor. Everytime I get change when I buy something I ALWAYS drop my coins. Don't you just hate it when people give you coins and banknotes in the same handful? I just don't have the dexterity to sort them out without dropping them if I have something in my other hand. I prefer using credit or debit b/c then there is no loose change.
I also struggle with putting caps on pens and markers in one try, usually I miss several times before I put it on at the right angle. The same thing with computer cables.